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3041 articles since 1992

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28/01/2012

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1325

POLITICS & POWER

Insecurity rules on the steps of the empire

After two decades in power, the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) has still not been able to bring a lasting peace to certain of the country’s peripheral regions and establish regional administrations that are considered legitimate by the local populations. (...) [728 words] [€8]

28/01/2012

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1325

BUSINESS CIRCLES

Foreign debt goes sky high

The HIPC initiative brought the Ethiopian foreign debt down in 2008. But since then, it has taken off again, particularly in the second half of 2011. (...) [192 words] [€5]

28/01/2012

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1325

POLITICS & POWER

The local leaders are beyond control

The Somali Regional State is turning a deaf ear to the recommendations made by the House of Federations. (...) [190 words] [€5]

19/01/2012

MAGHREB CONFIDENTIAL n°1002

DIPLOMACY

Abdel Rahim Al Keeb

Abdel Rahim Al Keeb, Libya's new prime minister, will travel to Addis Ababa on Jan. (...) [80 words] [€1,5]

19/01/2012

WEST AFRICA NEWSLETTER n°627

COURT CIRCULAR

Ping looking good

On the eve of the African Union summit taking place in Addis Ababa on January 25-30, Jean Ping appears well-placed (...) [138 words] [€1,5]

18/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°667

MISSION

Tewodros Ashenafi

Tewodros Ashenafi, the managing director of South West Energy (SWE) can breathe a sigh of relief: (...) [97 words] [€1,5]

18/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°667

FINANCIAL OPERATIONS

EEPCO to land major loan

On May 24, the World Bank’s directors are going to decide on a program involving loans of nearly $200 million (...) [215 words] [€1,5]

14/01/2012

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1324

WHO'S WHO

Umod Ubong

The President of Gambela Regional State in the western part of the country, Umod Ubong, is like a cat on a hot tin roof and could be ousted from his office, as has already happened (...) [193 words] [€5]

14/01/2012

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1324

BUSINESS CIRCLES

Karuturi’s woes have begun

The Ethiopian ministry of agriculture is against the firm Karuturi’s plan to install thousands of Indian farmers in land it has leased in the Gambela region. (...) [234 words] [€5]

14/01/2012

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1324

BUSINESS CIRCLES

Access Capital puts cat among the pigeons

A report by the Ethiopian company Access Capital goes against the government line and calls for the privatisation of several State companies. (...) [151 words] [€5]

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